Baptist Girls Missionary Guild Elects Officers in Keota
The A O J chapter of the World Wide Guild met at Lucille Osborne's with Madeline Dewis leading a devotional. Wilma Messenger and Wanda Batterson led the China mission study, and officers were re elected: Estine Murdock president Kathryn Vacha vice president Ruth Messer secretary and Mildred Starr treasurer. White Cross boxes were prepared for Murrow Indian orphanage Bacone Okla and Howe school Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O.J
World Wide Guild, Baptist Girls’ Missionary Group
Lucille Osborne
Madeline Dewis
China
Mary Marrill
Wilma Messenger
Wanda Batterson
Baptist Missionary
Ernestine Murdock
Kathryn Vacha
Ruth Messer
Mildred Starr
White Cross
Murrow
Arlene Easter
Minnie Carr
Wil
The Washington Concert Band Advertisement and History
A lengthy self defense by the Washington Concert Band against rivals who formed the municipal band. The piece argues the original band started 26 years ago from passion, built with private funds, faced pay cuts, and resisted a split to form a second, tax funded band. It cites contracts, equipment costs, salaries, and community support as proof of its enduring presence and asks citizens to decide which band should endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Municipal Band
Washington Concert Band
Washington
Iowa
Central Park
Stact
McKay
Reid
Hedges
Dupuis
Squires
Council
Council Committee
Fred Reid
Muntciipal Band
Municipal Band
Waskington
Mr. Hedges
Wes
State Fair Association
Kings
Munal
Sehon
Maricina Kant
Washiashington
Sie Seca
Meeting sponsors and visitors attend village gathering
On Monday evening May 14 Mrs. A. A. Ving and Mrs. E. H. Messer served as sponsors, attending the event, while Rev. A. A. Vinz joined as a visitor for part of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Messenger
A. A. Ving
E. H. Messer
A. A. Vinz
77th Year in County for Longtime Resident Minick
William Henry Minick begins his 77th year in Washington county born April 10 1857 and has lived there his whole life. He is a member of the Journals Three-Quarter Century club. Also note birthday for Mrs. Charles Breitenbach 903 North Second Street who may attend a cooking school with a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Minick
Washington County
Charles Breitenbach
North Second Street
Mrs Anderson Wins Prize at Cooking School Event
Mrs Charles G Anderson Jr. received a prize at the cooking school yesterday. Her daughter Esther Belle, 5, assisted in the prize distribution. The celebration followed Anderson enjoying the school activity the day before her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Anderson Jt
Esther Belle
Birthday celebrations and family gatherings noted in local column
Dr and Mrs A W Clow and daughters joined W N Hogue in Corydon for his 80th birthday. W D Crossett marked a birthday as did Roy Crossett with his family at Crossett home. Rosemary Jean Te Rockhorst turns five, son Henry Te Rockhorst east of Washington. Mrs Charles Corette celebrated her 82nd birthday with a tea hosted by daughter Mrs C A Owen after a mix up over the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clow
Corydon
W. D. Crossett
Roy Crossett
Rosemary Jean Te Rockhorst
Henry Te Rockhorst
Washington
Rosemary Jean
Charles Corette
C. A. Owen
Fourth Grade Student Georganne Rudiger Celebrates Birthday
Georganne Rudiger was surprised at her birthday last evening as two little friends joined a dinner celebration at the Rudiger home. Georganne, a fourth grade pupil at Centennial School, enjoyed a birthday cake prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georganne Rudiger
Rudiger
Georganne
Centennial School
Birthday Dinner Honors Olds Granddaughters at Bereman Home
Mrs. S. T. Bereman hosted a cooperative birthday dinner for her granddaughters Dorothy Arlene and Ruth Marian Palm at 617 South Third. Ruth turns 11 on April 28 and Dorothy was 4 on March 1. Attendees included Ed Palm and family from the Olds community, along with Mr and Mrs Car Nelson and others. A pink and white cake bore both names and ages.
Birthday party for six year old Bobby Lee Johnson
Bobby Lee Johnson celebrated his sixth birthday with neighbor playmates while their mothers attended Cooking School. He is a Lincoln kindergarten pupil and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. He received a rake hoe and spade as gifts to work in his garden across the street at janitor Charles Guzeman's home where he planted onions and carrots this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lee Johnson
Bobby Lee
Richard Johnson
Lincoln
Charles Guzeman
Ice boat speeds beyond wind in gusty race data
An ice boat outdistances the wind, sailing faster than the wind and often reaching speeds around TU to SO miles per hour.
Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs
The Jackson 4 H club meets at Robert Eckles home on Tuesday evening April 16. The Young Women Missionary Society of the Baptist church holds a pot luck supper April 10 at the church, bring sandw iches and dish to pass. Dorcas Society of St Pauls Evangelical church meets April 9 at the church, all members present. CD of A sewing circle gathers at Mrs Johnny Priaenshausen home at 7 30 pm bring needles and thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson 4-H Club
Robert Eckles
Young Woman's. Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Dorcas Society of
Johny Priaenshausen
Junior College Spanish club hosts pot luck at Bea Wilson home
West Chester Ladies Aid meets Wednesday April 1 with serving committee listed. Tarnony club to meet April 11 with quilt and flower exchange. Tloweemary club to meet April 6 with Mrs John Cherry. community women invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Wilson
Ladies Aid of
West Chester
Roy Gardner
F. M. Lindenmeyver
A. W. McBlain
Sadie Hollinger
Tarnony Club
Tommy Harvey
Tloweemary Club
Myr John Cherry
Prairie Viewer Mission Circle Meeting on Thursday
Thursday Prairie Viewer Mission Circle will meet at the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Phillipa and Mrs. G. C. Griges will lead devotions. Election of officers will follow. Walnut Women’s Club hosts Mrs. Ed Miller at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rural Woman’s Club to meet with Mrs. T. W. Muefer for an all day session on Meal Planning for the Family 2. Bring lunch. Members to entertain Fleer club at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Viewer Mission Circle
W. A. Phillipa
Mra. Np
Griges Ar
Lostesses
W. D. Booth
Walnut Womens Club
Ed Miller
Oelock
Rural Woman's Club
T. W. Muefer Throsdeay
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 Holds Regular Meeting
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 4 A M conducts its regular meeting on the first Friday of each month Officers include Warey bo Turner W M and A W Ward secretary in the notice of the fraternal lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
A. M
Warey Bo Turner
Ward
Railway Timetable Summary for Washington Route
Train and freight schedules list multiple departures and arrivals for lines including Golden State Limited Apache and local freight. Notable notes cover California passenger discharges, stops at county seats and El Paso, plus various branch trains No 429 430 and 81 84 with daily and Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apacher
Golden State Limited
Apache
Washington-Oslatoosa
California
County Seata
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Dellenap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spiekards
Bacelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodland
Omaster &P. Tm. CO
Washington
Teaves Wachington Southwest
Community notices and club meetings list several events
Local notices cover a luncheon at Mrs Art Rathmel a flower exchange and various meetings. Hlavre Community Social at the school house with refreshments and pot luck. Fortnightly garden department gathering at 7 20 with Mrs C A Speer noting a change of meeting place. Kolah eclabo at Mrs Loran Athens Thursday afternoon. W C T U meets 230 Tuesday at Mrs Barker s home with Mrs J A Hawthorne as leader. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters joint social April 12 with program cards and dancing. Washington Chapter OFS meets April 12 at Masonic temple. Rebekah club meets with Mrs Ralph Stewart. A flower exchange will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Rathmel
Garden Department
C. A. Speer
W.C.T.U
Thr. Barker
J. A. Hawthorne
Bazaar
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K.pl Hall
Charves
Washington
No. 98
OFS
Masonic Temple
All Eastern Stars
Rebekah Club
Ralph Stewart
Friday Friendship elit Meeting And Flower Exchange
The Friday Friendship elit gathers Friday at 2:00 at Mrs. Mary Applegate’s home for a meeting and flower exchange. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church also meets Friday at 2:20 with listed hostesses at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Applegate
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
George Tweht
T J. Rerdo
O. BE. Helwick
Yad
Anna Ave
Main St
Knupp
Iowa Ave
BE. OW Goodwin
Darrel Moss
S. Marion
Ernest
Officers Named by Literature Dept Sections
The Fort two sections of the Literature dept met yesterday and elected officers for the coming year. The afternoon section re elected Warry Davis as leader and assistant leader, with Miss Barbara Sawyer chosen leader of the evening section and Miss Lillian Minick as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Warry Davis
Davis
Antelope Is Speedy and Narrowly Threatened by Predators
The antelope relies on speed to escape threats on the open range. Its chief dangers come from the coyote and, in some areas, the golden eagle, with winter snow adding to its peril. The animal avoids fights and flees at any provocation to stay safe.
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A.O
THE
Artitathmel
Clarence Bouthmel
Fleer
Oue
O.th & Q
J.C. McKay
Hlavre
Kolah Eclabo
Loran
Athens
Nelly Don
Dorma Gordon
Perrin
Kayser
Mra
the Friendship Club
Eli Applegate
Mower Exchange
Frank Sehneider
N. Fifteenth Street
Helen Wrylte
Hervey Allen
Anthony Adverse
Char Bara Sawyer
S. J Wyite
Rebecca H. Fitzgerald
William Mercer
Laura Finspahr
T. R. Gillespie
Kathryn Latta
George Rudiver
A. E. Atchison
Miss Wylie
Elizabeth Irwin
Fdna Mercer
IGA
IGA Foods
Journal Cooking School
Lye
Cho Skhed
Dhood Quality
U ‘Ss
T. Carton
Lia
Thomassen’s Grocery
Phoenix
Rothschild’'S
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